Definition Synonyms
Definition of structurally - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
organizationregarding the organization of parts
- The essay is structurally coherent and well-organized.
2.
relating to structureTECH. in a manner relating to the structure of somethingTECH.
- The building is structurally sound..
Expressions with structurally
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free from major defects or weaknesses
The building is structurally sound despite its age.
Origin of structurally
Latin, structura (arrangement) + -ally (adverbial suffix)
Terms with structurally included in their meaning
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support structurally
support or strengthen physically
structurally
severely damaged or weakened
support structurally
support or hold up with props or beams
structural
supported structurally with beams or braces
support structurally
support or strengthen with a structural piece of material
chemistry
structurally related chemical compound
structure
structurally unsound for sea conditions
Examples of structurally in a sentence
The novel is structurally complex with multiple timelines. The bridge is structurally deficient. The car is structurally damaged.
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- French:structurellement, ...
- German:strukturell, baulich, ...
- Italian:strutturalmente, ...
- Spanish:estructuralmente, en términos estructurales, ...
- Portuguese:estruturalmente, em termos estruturais, ...
- Chinese:结构上, ...
- Japanese:構造的に, 構造上, ...
- Arabic:مِن النَّاحِيَة البِنْيَوِيَّة, بِنْيَوِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מִבְּחִינָה מִבְנִית, בְּאוֹפֶן מִבְנִי, ...
- Russian:структурно, конструктивно, ...
- Ukrainian:структурно, ...
- Hindi:संरचनात्मक रूप से, ढांचागत रूप से, ...
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